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  • Re: financial debt due a few months of unemployment

    foreigners - cheap I disagree, foreigners are not all cheap labourers and there is a shortage of skills in work. Many foreigners seem willing to work very hard, that is why they are wanted by employers.&nbsp;&nbsp;I do not see them&nbsp;treating it as a holiday like many of the British semi retirees who've gone off to Spain to live.&nbsp; All ...
    Posted to The Credit Crunch (Forum) by stonemill on May 18, 2008
  • Re: financial debt due a few months of unemployment

    I just wanted to add that&nbsp;both me and my husband had job troubles in the late 80's, combined with a mortgage that was going up and up due to the high interest rates of that time.&nbsp;&nbsp;I was unemployed&nbsp;and was being harrassed for poll tax even though I had no income.&nbsp; It has taken 20 years of borrowing from Peter to pay ...
    Posted to The Credit Crunch (Forum) by stonemill on May 17, 2008
  • Re: financial debt due a few months of unemployment

    2 family holidays over 10 years is not living the high life; a week in Brittanny costing about £600 in 2003 and a ''cheap'' caravan from a friend in Cornwall for £200 for a week in 2005 and no prospect of anything else as yet.&nbsp; Last holiday was 3 years ago and the kids are growing up.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;Bringing up kids to be resourceful and ...
    Posted to The Credit Crunch (Forum) by stonemill on May 17, 2008
  • Re: financial debt due a few months of unemployment

    Unemployment is obviously very hard financially and debt means paying for everything 10 times over.&nbsp; However it's easy to look around and see someone who seems to be getting more.&nbsp; Children are a financial burden and tax credits, although not a fair distribution, do attempt to put the money where it is needed.&nbsp; Before you say people ...
    Posted to The Credit Crunch (Forum) by stonemill on April 29, 2008
  • Re: financial debt due a few months of unemployment

    It's easy to look around and see someone who seems to be getting more.&nbsp; Children are a financial burden and tax credits, although not a fair distribution, do attempt to put the money where it is needed.&nbsp; Before you say people choose to have children, I agree, but nobody can seriously predict the true cost of bringing up children and what ...
    Posted to The Credit Crunch (Forum) by stonemill on April 29, 2008
  • Re: Actual Petrol and Diesel costs + Credit costs

    This is possibly a much more serious problem than people realise.&nbsp; Yet I haven't heard much about&nbsp;it.&nbsp; It is making rural life a playground for the better off, isolating the poorer, younger and working people.&nbsp; The main thing is it has a knock on price increase for all goods.&nbsp; Everything has to be delivered. I wondered ...
    Posted to The Credit Crunch (Forum) by stonemill on April 29, 2008
  • Re: The Credit Crunch

    No, it is not a myth.&nbsp; I wish news would be more focussed and give us more objective facts.&nbsp; Emotional issues are highlighted, but other more boring issues are not given any attention.&nbsp; I don't feel I really know what England's ''wealth'' is based on any more.&nbsp; I feel it might be on sand....&nbsp; Somebody said wealth comes ...
    Posted to The Credit Crunch (Forum) by stonemill on April 29, 2008